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Paris.

Miss Cora Alshuler, of Nation. and Miss Laura
Alshuler, of Racine. Wis, visiting Mr. and Mrs
s. Hamburger - Miss Grace Huston has returned
home from visit with friends and relatives in Ken
tuck. Ohio and Indiana -Wet Mcmillan is in
Portland, Oregon Mrs Nancy Laton, of GAINESVILLE
o., is visiting her sister Mrs. Sarah Forker Arthur
Easton and Miss MYRTLE Lawson married last
Monday evening. Miss Wayne Person of Hamil-
ton. o.. is visiting Prof. D. Wilson's family Mrs.
Miss Louise Davis of Lima. O.. as their guest
Mrs. @. V. Jsquith and daughter visited in Spring
from California Mr. and Mrs F. N. Boyer. of Oh
ney H., and Mr.. and Mrs. w c. Pinnell. of Kansas,
H. were IN the city last week the guests of W Q.
visiting in Crawfordsville and Greencastle this week.
They went their bicycles Mrs. Ed White
head is visiting in Peoria .Dennie Beran spent last
week at Springfield and Chicago The Paris Light
Infantry has returned from the encampment at
Springfield Miss Nettie BrownwelI of Denver,
Col, is visiting Mrs. Mary Payne and family r. E.
Boyer and wife. of Creston Iowa. visited relatives in
this city and Vermillion last week.
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Joy in the Convicts' Camp.

CHICAGO, Aug. 13-The convicted booders in
the county Jail were In high spirits to-day over
an alleged discovery by their lawyers that, ac-
cording to a precedent established in the Su-
preme Court of This State, their trial was tech
ncally informal and therefore void. Three terms
of court elapsed the boodlers claim, from the
time the indictments against them were returned
before they tried. Such a case. in 1887,
resulted in a verdict being set aside. The hood
lers' case was called ND on the last day allow
able by law, and continued until the next term.
They say notice given them that the
case would be called up that day, and oonse-
quently the term had, in fact, elapsed. Law
yers outside of the who were seen this af-
ternoon, do not attach great importance to the
about the whole question to make it interesting.
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Miss Sarah Mays entertained friends last even
Ing with delightful dancing party.
Mrs d. W. Coffin has recently finished some
portraits In warer-colors for friends out of the
city. The liBeEesses are excellent and che work
is executed with great skill and taste. Mrs Cof-
I'm has been conplimented for the beauty OF the
pictures
The birthday anniversary of MIR. G. c. Koer-
ner occurring Wednesday last, Mrs. koerner
gave a progressive euchre party In the evening
game were won by Miss Mary Fox and Dir.
Nor ehead
MIR. W. A. Van Buren, is at the head of tally-ho
party which will be given on Tuesday afternoon
at o'clock. The meet will be at the residence of
Miss Berta johnson on North Delaware street,
and the ride will probably be to Hayersticks,
north OF Broad Ripple.
The tally-ho was used last night by party of
young people on the invitation of Mr.. Writ Hal
lem and a number OF friends. The rendezvous
was at the residence of DIR. Allen on North Della
ware street. and the ride out north The
return was at a late hour, after delightful
evening.
Miss Mary Apologize gave elegant break
fast yesterday 20 few friends. Every appoint
ment was carried cut with most excellent taste.
At each plate was bunch OF asters tied with
broad satin ribbons. The guests included Mrs.
Wulsn Miss Garrard, Miss Malott, Miss Joha-
son, Miss Moore, Miss Herod, Miss Allen and
Miss Beatty.
A camping party will go out to the Claypool
farm on Tuesday and remain until Friday. On
thursday night German will close the three
days festivities. Among those included are,
MRS. j. h. Baldwin, who will chaperone the
young ladies, Miss Pomeroy Misses Minnie and
Florence Coffin Miss Daisy Baldwin. Miss Clara
shower. Miss Josephine Robinson, Miss Louise
BAN, OF Dayton, o., Miss Bessie Hord. Miss
Linda Gray, Miss Mary Claypool, and Messrs.
H. G. Pomeroy. Harry Eden. Ted Byfeld, Clar-
ence Foster, john Lands, Percy Hord, Robert
Caldwell, 10 Bowles and Will Landers.
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BRAZIL.

Mrs John Mcdowell is spending the summer at
Holland, Mich. Mrs. A. d. Hurst and children
visiting relatives in the city Mrs. E. D. Wilder
tended the marriage of Miss Emma Blake in Green
castle, Wednesday Tillie Tut is visiting the
family of Mr.. James Tut. Miss Ina Bishop, of
Texas is visiting her sister. Mrs. Louis Cox. Miss
gnia. Miss Lizzie Stevenson is visiting friends in
Canada Mrs. Maggie Gundeinger and children of
Mrs A. Dillon is at Bethany Park
Miss Mary Bryson has returned from a
two weeks visit to Lake Maxinkuckee.
Miss Ward, of Ohio, is visiting the family of Rev
T. c. Stewart Mrs. r. A. kerfoot and children
Grace knight has retn,ned from Niarara Fails
Mrs. Bird Dickson, of Chicago, is visiting friends
Merldlan street Mr. and Mrs. James Casteel are
at Hot Springs Ark. Miss Frank Day and Robert
L. Cox, of Terre Haute. married at the home of
the brides sister. Mrs Ross Standard, Sunday, Aug
T. AIR. and Mrs. VIII +. Snyder have returned
from their Eastern trip. and at home to their
friends in knightsvlle. Miss Edith Hussey enter
tanned her friends Friday evening.
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ErRwfnrdSyilla.

Mrs w. P. Heron has been visiting in Lafayette.
IS c. Campbell and wife left Tuesday for trip
to Europe Miss Katie Hughes. of Terre Hante, has
been visiting the family of Geo. T. Hughes The
First Presbyterian Church Missionary Society met
Thursday afternoon at the home of Mrs 2. H. Burns
- Mrs. L. D. Thomas is visiting her father, Henry
Williams Miss May Austin has returned Thorn
town after visit with Miss Minnie Austin Mrs c.
o. Carlson and children home from a visit Chi
cage Miss Emma Ballard, of Frankfort has been
visiting at Henry Wasson's Mrs. Lucinda Lynn is
whiting her daughter Mrs Patterson at Danville III.
Rev A Hummer is at Chautauqua where he will
remain several weeks Miss Laura Mahorney is Wis
ting Miss Nellie Wallace at Lafayette. Miss Belle
Sidener has returned to Rockville Benz r. Ristine
and wife will celebrate their golden wedding anniver
sary next Wednesday Mrs F. II. Montague and
daughter have been visiting in Mooresville :. Mrs.
Mary Null has returned to Terre Haute after visit
with friends in this city Rev. .. T. Elwell, mis-
sionary from Burmah gave interesting talk last
Wednesday evening at the Baptist Church Mrs.
Ann holland and Miss Maggie Carroll visiting in
Mitchell Mrs. James Hanna has returned to her
home in Thorntown after visiting her sister Mrs. DIR.
Totem Miss Lizzie Crozier of Waveland is the
guest of Miss Anna Milgan. - Mrs. S. @. Wilson
of Greencasfe is visiting in this city Miss Alice
Boyd, who has been visiting Miss Flora Ewing. has
returned to Ripley, O. Mrs. Dr.. Morgan and daugh-
ter are home from visit to Terre Haute. =. Miss
Julia Kostanzer has returned from visit Indian
apolis and Columbus j. Codfeltcr and wife are
a Bethany Park.
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Wahakh.

Mrs. Flora Compton, of Bronson. Mich is the
guests of relatives in this city Ed. L. Bechto left
on Wednesday for trip to Boston and the East. He
will be absent about three weeks Mr.. and Mrs.
James V. Sweetser spending Sunday with Mr.. and
Mrs. ALI. Harter- Mrs Jacob Deck, of Huntington
spent several days with friends in this city the past
week. Mrs. Frank Blount. who has been visiting
friends in Fort Wayne for several days has returned
home Mrs. S. j. Payne left for Rome City
Tuesday, to be absent week or two Miss Ella
Palmer will accept position in the Elkhart public
schools the coming month Rev. d. W. Fowler is in
Chicago. - Rev. A. +. Aahin of the NJ. E. Church,
is spending week two at Petoskey, Mich Mrs.
Maggie limerick, of Peru. has returned home after
Miss Clara Miles is visiting friends in Peru
Mrs George E. Gordon, of Peru is the guest of Mrs.
81 Caldwell this city. Hon. a. B. Shvely Is at Mt
Clemens, Mich Miss Cora Baker of Andrews. is
visiting relatives here. Martin Van Buren,. of New
York, is spending day with friends here
Miss Alice Williams has returned to Wabash and
with Miss Nerva Thurston, leaves shortly for oxford
o.. to attend the seminary there. Mr.. and Mrs.
John III. Benner will spend the winter in Southern
California Prof. D. w. Thomas. of the EIkhart
public schools visited friends here this week Miss
Minnie Keller. of Greencastle deputy clerk of Put
nam county is in the city visiting her cousin, Nell
MCGOWAN Spencer Miles is visiting friends in Fort
Wayne Mrs E. c. Burgett and Miss Madge Bus
lex of this city visiting the daughter of the for
mer, Mrs; A. T. Austin. at Omaha, Neb- .Mr.and
Mrs. A. w. Atkinson are expected homo from Beth
any Park next week.
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old Citizen Found Dead in the Street

Special to the Indianapolis Journal.
ANDERSON. Aug. 13.-James B. Harter, an
old and we'll known parsonage of this city, and
father of Drs. j. III. and W. Fl. Harter, was dis
covered dead on the commons at the west end of
Washington street, between daylight and and
sunrise this morning. Yesterday he was about
the streets. apparently in his usual health. and
the last of him alive early
in the morning as he making
his way home in the western part of the city.
Late last evening he was noticed by some small
boys, who misrook him for tramp drunken
man, lying alongside fence, but they paid no
further attention to the matter. When found
this morning ne lying his face,
his arms extending at right angles with
the body. Blood oozing from tho
mouth, but there evidences of
violence about his person. Ono theory of the
cause of death is that Mr.. Harter attempted to
climb thu fence, near which he was found, and
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ShelbYYiIle.

Miss Lola Meyne of Hamilton. o. Is visiting rela-
tives here Miss Ollie Wooley, of Columbus,
the guest of Mrs Wills Small last week. Mr.. and
Mrs Harry Wittenburg, of Greensburg. spent last
Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. Charlie Fastlaben Miss
Alma Raymond has returned from her visit to Rush.
Vile .Messrs. Will MaLoln and w. W. Fuller Dix
Saylor, Phil Shaw. and Misses Mote Sutton
Minnie Parrish. Katie Dunn and Kate Beggs
drove through to Acton, last Sunday
Mrs. blanchard and two daughters Misses Lucy and
Lizzie were called home suddenly Wednesday last
from Chaqtauqua, where they had gone to spend the
Blanchard's half-brother- Mrs DR.. Green and
daughter Miss Nellie. went to Bethany Park Wednes-
day last. Miss Mary Irwin, of Greencastle is the
guest of Miss Mary Conrey The boarders at the
Lockland House picnicked Marion Thursday
last. Misses Halle and Nellie Joyce ofIndanapolis
the guests of Misses Minnie and Myrtle Parrish.
Of South Harrison street.
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Terre Haute.

Professor Cobb, of the Polytechnic is in Boston.
mfr. and Mrs. H. G. Boyce are in Boston 49,.
Mrs c. O. Oakley has returned from Maxinkuckee.
- Mrs w. E. Hendrick has returned from Shines
VILE Mrs. w. G. Buntin and William have
returned from Missouri Mr.. James Ross and Mrs.
Jeffcoat have gone to the Northern resorts Miss
Eva Lake Of Jeersonville is the guest of Miss Jessie
Perdue- Miss Mabel Robertson, daughter of
Lieutenant governor Robertson, of Fit. Wayne, is
visiting Mes May Armstrong DR.. Willien starts
to-day for Europe, making his first visit his birth
place, in France. in twenty-five years Miss Mary
Thompson is at Lake Mills Miss May Henning: of
Evansville, is visiting Miss Elise Hudson. :. Miss
Claribel Durham. of Danville is visiting her sister.
Mrs. Sam Royse, Mrs. H. NJ Smith spent the
week with Miss Annie Taylor, at Worthington.
Miss Evelyn Foote of Charlottesville is the guest of
her sister. Mrs Arnold.
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franklin.

Miss Maggie Boyles. of Indianapolis, visited Miss
Bertha knobe during the last week Miss Matte
Mcclellan is visiting friends in Brazil Mrs. s. "
Fisher and Miss Mathes at Bethany Park. Miss
Ona Payne returned Tuesday evening from
Mitchell where she had been visiting Miss May Bur-
ton. 90 G. Dunn and wife expected home from
California. Sept. l. Mrs. A. b. Chaffee and
where they join Professor Chaffee. They win visit
Mrs. Victor Smith returned from Turkey lake on
Tuesday Mrs. A. G. Hicks Miss Mamie Hicks and
niece. Florence Alexander. are visiting in Vevay---
Miss Metha Vance Is visiting relatives in Nashville.
THE Misses Maud and Pet Barnhizer, of Indian
apolis have been visiting their aunt Mrs. Stoop. for
several days W. b Mccullough and j. w. Rags
dale joined their families at Turkey lake Thurs
day Miss Aria Payne visited in Springfield o.,
during the past week Miss Jennie Scott of Sey
rnour. returned home last Monday, after several
weeks visit with Miss Lille Dunn Miss Maggie
ing the week. Miss Edna Sloan, of Martnsve, is
visiting Miss Mabel Dunlap and other relatives. -.
Prof D. ~ Owen is attending the American Associa-
ton for the Advancement of Science, in New York.
.--.M Mrs. John Clarke and Miss Clara Alexander left
for Chautauaua, NY., Thursday DR.. H. j. Hill and
wife, Miss LISA Jones, and Messrs Chauncey Var
nuys and I'd Wood will go tomorrow. Miss Lille
McMurray is visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Will Swineford
of st. Louis Mrs. J. s. Tracy is visiting her
II. Mccoy and daughter visiting in Greensburg
Ms s. A. Wilson and children with Indian
apolis relatives Tuesday Miss Cora Armstrong
visited here the past week. Mrs. III. Delano and
Miss r. j. Thompson are at Chautauqua- :. Rev. e.
f. Stewart and family have returned from Van Vert
Miss Jeanette Payne, of Indianapolis is visiting
Miss Hurd Pulaski.
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Cam bridge City,

Mrs Ed ri. Mccartney is visiting friends at Licking
ton, o. Miss Sallie Kneho of st. Louis, No.. has
been the guest of Miss Mole Drischel. Miss Hat
tie Butler, of knightstown, was the guest of her
cousin. Mrs. W. G. Davis this week Mrs Lizzie
Blackledge and daughter, Miss Kate. of Metamora,
Ind, are visiting Mrs. 5. 3. Trembly. Miss Anna
voss. of Hartford City is the guest Of her aunt Mrs
Henry c. Meredith Miss Bert Abbott, of Newark,
o., IS the guest of Miss Alice Swain Miss Carrie
Primrose, of Richmond, is visiting Miss Nellie
Cowles Mr.. and Mrs Thomas Mayan have
turned from their honeymoon and have settled in
their Tew home Miss Mary Rarden of Indianapo-
lis. is visiting Mrs. Maggie Ayler.
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An Aeronaut in Danger.

CHATswoRTH, ILL.,, Aug 13.-At Cullom, ILL.,.
eight miles north of there, Prof. Talbert, bal
loonst made an ascension about o'clock this
afternoon. The balon arose about ]. 900 feet in
the air, and sailed away in a northwesterly di-
rection Soon after starting it was discovered to
be on fire, smoke rolling from the top in clouds.
By this time it had sailed about
one mile away. 1t then began to come down
with a rush. Prof. Talbert escaped severe in
jury only by good luck All that was left Of the
balloon was the rings on the bottom. The ex-
element Of the people was intense.
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Knightstown.

Miss Levia Hittle is visiting relatives at Indian
apolis Mrs George Ramsay of lrvington Is spend
ing few days here with friends and relatives Mrs
L. F. Hinchman entertained Mrs. Cora Hinchn an; OF
Emporia Kan, last week. Miss Hattie Mahin has
returned to her home in New Castle after pleasant
visit here VIII Gordon of Marion @. is visiting
his parents Pine street Frank l. Grubbs, after
spending Sunday with his parents here. started for
Memphis. Tenn, to accept POSITION daily paper
there Miss Nellie HILL of Pendleton, is visiting
friends here Miss Bertha Breckenridge has re-
turned from visit at Indianapolis Mrs. j. W.
Wagner, who has been very i'll with fever, Is slowly
conyalescnp.
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THE STATE OF ILLINOIS.
Chamnaign.

@. L. Smith has been q visitor in Duluth tie past
two weeks. Miss Annie Maxwell is home Srom Lake
Geneva. Mrs Cheener, of Peoria is the guest of
Mrs. A. II. Bryan n. III. Bacon of Forestburg
D. T., is visiting his parents in this city Mrs j.
III. Healey and daughter, Grace. have returned from
a visit in the Northwest Miss Paxton. of Rich
mond, Ind. is guest of Mrs. Jones at the Carter
Houss- Mrs. G. G. Willis and family are at Wau-
kesha Miss Eflie Weiss has returned home to
Minneapolis Miss Clara Godfrey. member of the
Mile Rhea dramatic company. of New York. is .
guest of Mrs T. c. Beasey- Miss Bessie Plank has
returned from mouths visit in Chicago Miss
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Peru.

Mr. f. W. Scott of Chicago, was the guest of hi s
sister, Mrs. w. Daily. from Monday to Saturday -
Miss Fannie Lamme entertained number OF her
friends Wednesday evening. Mrs. Flo Reasoner
and Miss Alice Harris Niagara Falls Mrs
A. Oppenhemer returned on Friday from visit at
Rettg is visiting in Kansas Mrs George Miller
tertained mum Der of young people in honor of her
niece W no is visiting her Mrs Milton Shirk is
home from two months visit in Massachusetts,
Mesdames L. G. Spencer and J. O. Miller visiting
in Chicago Prof, George Manning and family re-
turned Friday from two weeks sojourn at Lake
Maxinkuckee- Clara and Daisy Pugh are home
from visit amongst relatives at Xenia Ind.
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MOntezuna.

Miss Elite Baker of Rockville is the guest of Miss
Lutte Denison. Mrs R. Walters, of Kentucky. IS
visiting her brother R. o. Jones' Miss Liva Crosier
is enjoying the companionship of friends in Craw-
louisville this week Mrs. Reynolds, of Hillsdae is
spending few days with friends here. Mrs IL. 81
Wooster and daughter at Indianapolis last
week. Hon. w. N. Atkins and wife visited their
son in Chrsm an, H., last week Mrs Cheesewrlght
of Bono was the guest of Mrs. George Storr few
days Mrs A. f. Watt is attending the campmeet-
ing at Murdoch Miss CLARA Williamson is visiting
her sister, at West Union, few days.
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Edfnburg.

George Toner and wife. of Acton Ind, are visiting
among relatives in this city. Mrs. Mary Mitchell
Columbus. visited relatives here the first of lasseek
John Ward. of Thorntown. Ind is visiting rela-
tives in the city Miss Daisy Shane, OF Columbus
is visiting in this city the guest of her sister Mrs
May Carvin- - Doctor Hin shaw and wife visited
among relatives in Henry county the past week
Ed. White and family, of Syracuse. Kan. visited
Sharp and wife of Columbus, visited in this city
Friday. Miss Kate Lynch left this city Saturday
for Martnsvs, Ind, where she will visit her sister
Mrs. Frank Montgomery Misses Nellie and Amy
Loomis of Indianapolis. visited friends in this city
the first of last week Mrs Levi Owens visited rea-
Townsend and wife visited at Louisville. KY. the first
of last week.
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the past week Miss Belle Jackson returned to her
home in Hartford City Monday after a visit of a
month at this place. Maj and Mrs Geo w Steele
are in Chicago Mrs. Samuel Babo and children are
at New Castle Mrs. Jason Wilson left Friday for
week at Chautauqua. Mr.. and 61rs. Robert Jones
entertained their friends handsomely on Wednesday
relatives. Michael Daley and ldiss Julia DALEY are
at Mount Clemens. Miss Ida Porch returned to
Richmond THURSDAY after three weeks visit with
Miss Ida Elliott. Mrs. DIR. Williams and Mrs VIM
Mills are at Chautaudua.
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The Indian Outbreak.

ASPEN, Col. Aug. 13-No direct information
of the Indian troubles has been received since
the arrival of messenger in Glenwood Springs
at o'clock Friday morning, but runors have
come in to the affect that there has been consid-
cradle fighting and some casualties. The Aspen
militia has been ordered to report Co Gen. West.
at Gienwood Springs, and left here about
o'clock, sixty strong.
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Charleston.

Chas Eastin and wife guests at the Fancher
idence- Mrs. Stallard and daughter, of Fnchve.
Ky are guests of Mrs Jas. Miller; Mrs E. J.
Latta is home from Cincinnati Miss Eva Gray. of
Homer. Ill., is guest of Charleston friends = Mrs.
Annie Hoeng and daughter of Paris Ill, guests
of Charleston friends Mrs. E. W. Hersey is visit
ing at Berrien Center, Mich Mrs. S. II. Record is
visiting at Monticello, III j. W. Evans and family
Harr cordially welcomed home The Misses
Guilford are home from New York.
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Marion.

Mr.. and Mrs. John G. Eastman ia town over
Sunday visiting Mr.. and Mrs. James " Sweetser- e
Kew. 4. D. Tharp has returned from extended tour
OF the West - w. y Hodge, of Three Rivers, Wis,
Is visiting Marion relatives w. IS Curtis. of
Princetown O.. is visiting his son. g. D. Curtis
Mrs Dr. Hall. of Portland, and Mrs. Lucas, of FIRE.
donna Kan. are the guests of Mrs. NJ. %. Bish
Mrs. Ferd Mcdowell of Muncie Is visiting Marion
relatives Miss Ida Wilson, of Carthage. Is visit
ing friends in this city Mrs Isaac Var Devanter is
visiting her daughter. Mrs. John Lawrence at Belle
fontane. o. "A. V.Darbey and wife, Of Kokomo.
have been visiting the family Of On T. G. kimbal
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Rockville,

The Rev. o. r. Beebe, who has been travelling in
Nebraska writes he has been appointed to pastorate
at Cedar Rapids, that State The Misses Patrick,
two young ladies of Terre Haute, visiting Miss
Rena Hargraves- Mrs T. J. Bryce of Terre Haute.
is the guest of her parents Reuben Kendall and wife,
Miss Nette Richards, from Terre Haute is the
company of Miss Molie Kerr Miss Kittie Tobin,
formerly of Ladoua, of Madison. Wis, is spend
ing her vacation with Miss Maggie Rordan. of Rock
Vile Maj. J. j. Safely and wife the Lodi
artesan well. Mrs George S. Cole is visiting her
mother
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Greensburg.

Miss Julia Cooke is with friends in New Jersey.
Mrs. Gilmore is visiting her parents in Chicago.
Miss Jessie Hart is visiting in Covng..on, Ky.
Miss Ollie Blackamor is spending few days
with friends at Shelbyyille KY Miss Ma ggie Gal
braith of Terril Texas is visiting relatives this
city Ex-senator Blanche x. Bruce was in this
city several hours day last week Miss Cornela
Payne. of Covington, KY, is here Mr.. and Mrs
Steve Fisher of Grant City Mo- vsitin relatives
IN this city udge and Mrs Bonner have returned
from a month sojourn at Waukesha, Wis.
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National Editorial Associations.

DENVER Col, Aug. 13-Corresponding Sec
rotary ". E. Taber, of the National Editorial
raugements with the transcontinental roads
whereby satisfactory rates will be secured for
the sportStion of members of the association
from the Missouri river to attend the annual
meeting at Denver Sept. 6.
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Urban a.

Mrs. Emma Maxfeld and daughter have returned
from Chicago -. Louie Little, of Ridge Farm, is
guest of Mrs. d. McClain- Mrs. w /. Sofe has
turned from Greencaste Ind Miss r. Pettinger, of
Clinton N. J., is guest of friends in this city.
Miss Carrie Groesbeck is guest of her sister Mrs
daughter, of Princeton. Ind, guests of NJ w.
Busey's family j. G. Oldham and family visit
ing Xenia, o. Miss Laura Littler visited Fair